Melbourne Clinical Laser

4.3(6 reviews)

Box Hill Central, SP110, 1 Main Street, Box Hill VIC 3128

EnglishMandarin

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About

Melbourne Clinical Laser operates multiple locations across Melbourne, including South Yarra, Box Hill and the CBD, each with its own opening hours. The Box Hill location is open Monday to Friday 10am to 5:30pm, with Saturday available by appointment. The clinic states it uses TGA-approved Cynosure devices and treatments from Merz. Online bookings are available Tuesday to Thursday, 11am to 3:30pm; outside these hours, customers need to call the clinic directly. The site is available in English and Mandarin.

Treatments Offered

Practitioners

Price List

PicoSure Tattoo Removal

PicoSure

PicoSure Pigmentation Treatment

PicoSure

PicoSure Skin Revitalization

PicoSure

PicoSure Acne Scar Treatment

PicoSure

Anti-Wrinkle Injections

Anti-wrinkle Injections

Prices are taken from this clinic's own website and may change. Last checked March 2026. Always confirm before booking.

Recent Google reviews

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a year ago

Emma 💗my beauty Angel💞 is absolutely fabulous✨️ I highly recommend ladies and also the gentleman out there😎 perfection!

Rachel Smart

4 years ago

So professional Picosure treatments done by nurse Emma that only after 2 sessions all my sunspots on the cheeks went away! Looking forward to trying the new Picosure Pro💓

daisy yu

5 years ago

Customer service is unfriendly and impatient, please adjust your attitude especially for new customers.

Kyle Scott

5 years ago

Great service friendly staff will definitely recommend friend come to visit.

Ji Yuqi

3 years ago

Customer service is very friendly and patient.

HouSir-_

Frequently Asked Questions

Based on information published on the clinic's website
How do I book an appointment?

Online bookings are available Tuesday to Thursday, 11am-3:30pm; outside these hours you need to call the clinic directly.

What equipment does the clinic use?

The site states it uses TGA-approved Cynosure devices and treatments from Merz.

Does the clinic operate more than one location?

Yes, locations include South Yarra, Box Hill and Melbourne CBD, each with its own opening hours.

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